Wholesale kimono abayas

An open-front abaya with wide sleeves cut in one with the body and a relaxed, draped line. No front fastening, and usually sold with a matching inner dress.

Both open at the front. The kimono has wider sleeves and a looser body; a standard open or cardigan cut sits closer to the body with a straighter front and a set-in sleeve.

Often yes. Some sellers use "duster" for a different two-piece product, where a separate outer layer comes with its own dress. Ask which one a listing means before you order.

A farasha is defined by ultra-wide, cape-like sleeves and maximum volume, and sells for occasions. A kimono is defined by the relaxed body and sells for everyday wear.

Third-party trend data puts "kimono abaya" ahead of other named silhouettes through 2025. We have not measured that ourselves, so treat it as a strong signal rather than a guarantee, and test it with a small first order.

20 pieces across the whole order, in any mix of styles, colours and sizes, with a AED 2,000 minimum order value.

Most are sold as a set, the same as open abayas, because an open front needs something underneath. Where a style is sold alone, its product page says so.

Something fluid enough to let the wide sleeve fall. Satin, nida and crepe are the three we would put in front of you. Ask for hangers before you decide.

The size is the length in inches from shoulder to hem. We grade 52 to 60 as standard and make 62 to 66 to order.

Yes, to order, drafted from a plus block rather than scaled up from a standard size. The plus size page explains how the grading works.

Yes, on any style we make. Woven, printed or heat-seal labels, your care tags and your packaging.

Made to order takes 12 to 18 working days from a cleared deposit. Anything held as ready stock leaves in 3 to 5. Courier transit is on top.

A wide sash tied at the waist, borrowed from the kimono itself. Some styles include one and some do not, so check the product page or ask us.

Yes. Every style, colour and size counts toward the same 20 piece minimum.

Daily wear, mostly. It is relaxed enough for everyday use in Western markets and often worn in the Gulf as a layer over an evening set.

The name describes the proportions the cut borrows, not the Japanese garment itself. It is the term buyers search and the term the trade uses. If it does not suit your brand, we will label it an open or duster cut instead.

50–60% deposit before work starts, and the balance on dispatch, against photos of your packed cartons.